v2026.10.2

coxswain-dash

• README: cox home opens towpath; bare cox starts a session (dash #142)

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v2026.10.2

v2026.10.1

coxswain-dash

• towpath marks an estimated five-hour fraction and caps its text at >100% (coxswain-dash #140).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v2026.10.1

v0.42.0

coxswain-dash

• A third page, Spend, after Regatta and Slipstream, reached with Tab and Shift-Tab. It draws the three-way split,
  a Role, Tier, Model, Calls, Turns, Tokens and Cost table, and the cost per landed task for the five-hour or weekly
  window, flipped with f. A feed without the per-role rows shows the split and a line saying so, and the last page
  shown is remembered (dash #137, dash #138).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.42.0

v0.41.0

coxswain-dash

• The feed reader parses the new chair_agents and spend_split sections against a shared activity fixture. Both are
  optional, and an agent state it does not know parses as unknown instead of failing the feed (dash #132, dash #133).
• A Chair agents panel lists each background agent newest first with its state, model, elapsed time, tokens and cost.
  A spend split panel shows the chair session, chair agents and cox seats in dollars and share for the five-hour and
  weekly windows, with the meter fraction and the time to reset (dash #134).
• The regatta page draws both panels in a band under the main frames. 0 toggles the Chair agents frame and . the
  spend split frame, both hidden by default, and focus cycles through a frame only while it is shown (dash #135).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.41.0

v0.40.0

coxswain-dash

• The queue priority is signed, so a negative row parses and draws instead of failing the feed (dash #129).
• The repository's clean-check script passes ruff check ., so a build in this repository stays inside its own
  surfaces (dash #130).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.40.0

v0.38.0

coxswain-dash

• The settings frame marks a setting "operator-only" and reads operator_only from cox settings get --json,
  falling back to pat_only (dash #126, dash #127).
• Actions, forms, inline tests and fixtures use neutral host and repository names (dash #125, dash #127).
• The runs view selects the line it draws, so a selected run far down a long list stays in view (dash #124).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.38.0

v0.37.0

coxswain-dash

• The chair panel's terminal follows its pane size, including after a resize (dash #114, dash #118, dash #119).
• The runs STATUS chip shows whole at 80 columns (dash #115).
• A landed task without a pull-request number no longer freezes the board (dash #117).
• A dead or unparseable feed shows its error in the status line (dash #120, dash #121).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.37.0

v0.36.0

coxswain-dash

• The runs pane's history and queue columns line up under their headers (dash #100, dash #101).
• A feed that dies or stops parsing shows an error instead of freezing the board (dash #103).
• The chair panel says how to focus, close and resize it, and its terminal is sized to the panel (dash #104,
  dash #105, dash #112).
• A panic restores the terminal, towpath without a terminal exits cleanly, and a failed spawn is a status-line error
  (dash #106, dash #107, dash #108).
• Clock times follow the current local offset, and a naive timestamp keeps its column (dash #109, dash #110).
• Command results pair with the command that ran them (dash #111).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.36.0

v0.35.0

coxswain-dash

• Each row names its project and the queue groups by project (dash #94, dash #95, dash #97).
• towpath --version prints its version and exits before any terminal setup (dash #96).
• The runs pane shows the project as its own column under a PROJECT header, and keeps room for the widest status
  chip (dash #98).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.35.0

v0.34.0

coxswain-dash

• The dashboard binary is towpath, with a coxtop alias until 0.37 (dash #92).

See the full release notes: https://github.com/ppfenning/coxswain/releases/tag/v0.34.0